Monthly Archives: August 2005
EnterpriseDB Ships PostgreSQL-Based Database
EnterpriseDB announced at LinuxWorld on Tuesday that it is rolling out the final version of its PostgreSQL-based enterprise database and that it has reeled...
Gateway Secures Its PCs
Gateway is locking down its business PC line.The Irvine, Calif., PC maker on Tuesday said it has fitted TPMs (Trusted Platform Modules), chips that...
SCO Tries to Stave Off Linux
LAS VEGAS—As LinuxWorld unfolds in San Francisco, The SCO Group is deploying its users forum in Las Vegas to take aim against Linux and...
FreeHands Fate Remains Unknown – 2
Macromedia Inc.s release of Studio 8 has some FreeHand users feeling as though the applications days are numbered, as the company did not include...
Nokia: Going Cheap!
I thought the report about Cisco taking over Nokia was hilarious.
If the story turns out to be true, not only will I have egg...
Torvalds: How to Keep Linux Kernel on Course
The rapid pace of Linux development appeared to hit a roadblock last year with the industrys decision to forestall development of the Linux 2.7...
MS Patch Day Includes Monster IE Update
For the third successive month, Microsofts Internet Explorer browser has been updated to correct security holes that could put millions of Web surfers at...
Its Official: Yahoo Launches Messenger with Voice
After a three-month beta period, Yahoo officially launched its new instant messaging client with voice capabilities that allows users to talk using PC-to-PC VOIP.
"Yahoo...
Red Hat Launches Security in a Networked World Initiative
As expected, Red Hat launched its Security in a Networked World initiative at LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in San Francisco.
Security in this Linux context,...
Readers Respond: Why So Shy About Locking Down Systems?
Thank you, thank you, thank you for "Why So Shy About Locking Down Systems?" (July 25).Of all the articles that Ive seen about spyware,...